Praveen Tyagi Sir, IIT Delhi alumnus and Chief Academic Mentor for the PACE Physics Olympiad Program, mentor of top rankers and Physics Olympiad gold medallists
Batch commencing 1 August 2026 · Classes 9, 10 & 11

PACE Physics Olympiad Program 2026

The wait is finally over! Dates are finalised for a special Physics Olympiad batch for students who want to achieve more beyond IIT.

Olympiads today represent more than academic glory — they open doors to direct admission at IITs and leading universities abroad.

📅 1st August 2026 Batch commencement · Classes 9, 10 & 11

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👤 About Praveen Tyagi Sir — Chief Academic Mentor

Praveen Tyagi Sir is an IIT Delhi alumnus and a renowned Physics mentor with extensive experience preparing students for advanced competitive examinations and Physics Olympiads. His mentorship has guided several exceptional achievers — including International Physics Olympiad Gold and Silver medallists Parag Agrawal (former CEO of Twitter), Shaleen Harlalka, Yashodhan Kanoria, Mehul Tikekar, Harsh Pareek, Kunal Shah, Aakanksha Sarda, and Priyank Parikh — along with many other national and international Olympiad performers. Through this program, Praveen Tyagi Sir will personally teach, train, and mentor the selected students.

🎯 Program Objectives

  • Build a deep conceptual understanding beyond the regular school curriculum
  • Develop advanced problem-solving, analytical thinking, and scientific reasoning
  • Prepare students systematically for national and international Physics Olympiads
  • Provide mentorship, rigorous practice, and continuous academic guidance
PACE IIT & Medical — India's Top Rankers in International Physics Olympiad: 9 students mentored by Praveen Tyagi Sir, shown with their medal and year. Full list is repeated as text below this image.

Olympiad achievers mentored by Praveen Tyagi Sir

  • 2001 — Parag Agrawal — Gold Medal, International Physics Olympiad — AIR 76
  • 2003 — Yashodhan Kanoria — Gold Medal, International Physics Olympiad — AIR 1
  • 2003 — Shaleen Harlalka — Gold Medal, International Physics Olympiad
  • 2006 — Mehul Tikekar — Gold Medal, International Physics Olympiad
  • 2006 — Neha Rambhia — Bronze Medal, International Physics Olympiad
  • 2007 — Harsh Pareek — Silver Medal, International Physics Olympiad — AIR 8
  • 2008 — Kunal Shah — Gold Medal, International Physics Olympiad — AIR 23
  • 2010 — Aakanksha Sarda — Gold Medal, International Physics Olympiad — AIR 18 — First girl to win Gold medal for India at the International Physics Olympiad

Selection and Admission Process

Admission is offered strictly through a structured, merit-based selection process.

1

Registration

Submit the student's basic academic and contact details through the form below.

2

Selection Test

All registered students appear for the test. Syllabus & instructions shared in advance.

📅 28 Jul 2026Test date 🕕 6:00 PMTime

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3

Interview Round

  • Shortlisted by test score, conceptual grasp & potential
  • Assesses interest in Physics, attitude & commitment
  • Selected students get schedule, fee & onboarding details

Register for the Selection Test

Submit your details to receive the syllabus, exam pattern, and test instructions.

    Physics Olympiad

    Program Fee

    The program is offered at a nominal, highly subsidised fee. The objective is to make high-quality Olympiad mentorship accessible to deserving, committed students — not to run it as a mass-enrolment course.

    🛡 Selective mentorship program. Final admission depends on the selection test, interview, and the academic team's assessment.

    Identify the potential. Build the foundation. Train for excellence.

    📞 Contact: 8595853922